There are six dormitory buildings, from left to right: orange, red, yellow, blue, gray and green. Because orange, yellow and blue are connected together, they look like the letter M in the top view, so they are called M Building. Gray and green, looking down like an n, so it is called the n building. After entering the dormitory, your name will be on the bed (there are six people in the dormitory, bunk beds). The red one is building B.

As long as there are six people in the dormitory, bunk bed. There are also a few eight people. Everyone has a desk. Then there is a cupboard under the bed (which can be used to store things. It is recommended to buy a storage box and put it in. It is more convenient to drag it in and out. ) There is no separate bathroom in the dormitory.

The dormitory is safe, but the dormitory is relatively safe. It's not a big problem for everyone to lock their rooms and collect their personal finances. (Pay more attention to safety at the end of the term)

Finally, this is the situation of my dormitory, and the pattern of each dormitory is similar. I'm not sure about the dormitory in the B building. Remind my sister in the West Building that it's best to close the curtains when changing clothes, because you can see the B building in the West Building.

There is no restriction on when to bring a computer to the dormitory, which means that you can bring a computer when you are a freshman. The dormitory is powered off at 1 1: 30 every night (it is said that the east campus is powered off at 1 1: 00) because the switch is powered off and the network is disconnected at the same time. A few dorms often lose power, which means there is no need to disconnect the network.